BP says CO2 from emissions rose by smallest advance in 2015
Oil major BP said carbon dioxide from emissions from energy consumption rose by 0.1% last year in its smallest advance since 2009.
Shell donates Arctic permits to Canadian federal government
Shell has donated its Arctic energy exploration permits to the Nature Conservancy of Canada following its controversial exit from the region last year.
EU antitrust regulators carry out raids on trio of oil companies
EU antitrust regulators have raided the offices of a number of oil companies over suspected blocking of gas exports to other EU countries.
Five African energy projects on track to win $7million cash investment
Five energy projects have been shortlisted for this year's $7million Access Co-Development Facility (ACF).
Email dismissal brings COSL to court against former North Sea employees
A Norwegian court will assess next week whether an email sent to hundreds of employees by COSL was a valid form of dismissal from the company.
Niger Delta Avengers rejects talks, blow up Chevron well
The Niger Delta Avengers have rejected a call from the Nigerian Government for talks to end a dispute over oil in the region.
Statoil to replace cable system on Gullfaks after leak
Norwegian operator Statoil plans to replace a cable system on its Gullfaks field after leak was discovered after just one month in use.
Exclusive: CHC to end use of H225s on UK North Sea flights, leaves door open for model’s return
Helicopter chiefs in Aberdeen plan to end their use of the H225s on North Sea flights - unless customers call for the model to be used to fly their workers to installations.
International SOS: Advice for businesswomen travelling across the globe
When we think of travel risks we tend to imagine plane crashes or terrorist attacks. Such events are reasonably rare. The most common risks to travellers are opportunistic crime and traffic accidents.
Shell surges amid flat FTSE 100 performance
Royal Dutch Shell was in the ascendency after investors cheered on plans to trim investment and cut costs in the face of lower oil prices.
Putin says Russia has not “definitively” cancelled South Stream and Turkstream gas projects
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the country has not "definitively" cancelled either the South Stream or Turkstream gas export projects.
Aggreko enters contract negotiations Brazil energy deal
Aggreko said it has been selected to enter contract negotiations to provide in excess of 100MW of diesel-fuelled power in Brazil.
EDF Energy gives green light for Blyth windfarm
EDF Energy said it plans to build a new offshore windfarm off the coast of Blyth in Northumberland.
Brexit would cost jobs and pay in energy industry, says Labour
Leaving the EU would threaten investment in energy, hitting jobs and pay in the industry, Labour has warned.
GE to make 360 job cuts from Texan operations
General Electric is to reduce its headcount in Texas by another 360 positions as the decline in oil price continues.
Cooper Energy signs asset sale deal as it looks to exit Indonesia
Cooper Energy said it signed an agreement with ACL International and Lamara Energy for the sale of its 55% interest in Tangai-Sukananti.
Call for earlier phasing out of coal power plants
Phasing out coal power plants will not hit UK energy supplies - and should be done two years earlier than the Government plans, a group of Conservatives have said.
Energy company fined for natural gas and oil release
A Hampshire-based energy company has been fined for releasing natural gas and crude oil.
Russian warplanes target four IS oil hubs in Syria
Russian war planes have delivered air strikes on Islamic State oil production facilities as they continue with their bid to hit the terrorists group economic base.
Nigeria opens dialogues with Niger Delta Avengers after oil attacks
Nigeria said it will start a dialogue with the Niger Delta Avengers militant group which has claimed responsibility for a string of attacks.
Fears oil protest will complicate Euro 2016 tournament
With trains cancelled across France on the seventh day of a nationwide strike, the SNCF national rail service has offered unions a deal to try to persuade train drivers to go back to work.
Ivar Aasen platform almost at its Norwegian home
The platform deck for the Ivar Aasen project is making its journey home to Norway after the sailaway from the yard area in Singapore.
Shell makes final investment decision on Pennsylvania petrochemicals complex
Shell said it has made a Final Investment Decision (FID) to build a major petrochemicals complex in Pennsylvania.
YPF snaps up former Total exec for new role
Argentina's state oil company as named a former Total executive as its new boss.
Aberdeen’s hotel revenue drops by more than 40%
Aberdeen's hotel revenue dropped by more than 40% in the month of March, according to new figures.